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Cinematic commercials
For brands that want to be remembered.
Adidas, Fearless, Apple, Nivea and Starbucks. Big feeling, sharp pacing, zero boring bits.
ADIDAS · FEARLESS · APPLE · NIVEA · STARBUCKSVideo editor / Lagos, Nigeria / available worldwide
Videos that look expensive.
And feel human.
Hey, I’m Tush. I cut cinematic ads, motion that moves, and content people actually stop scrolling for.
See the cuts ↓Sound on if you’re curious. It’s better that way.
Some editors make things move. I make the moment land.
Scroll down. I’ll show you.Selected work / no filler
The good stuff.
I wear a few hats. Fortunately, they all look good on camera.
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Motion & brand worlds
When still isn’t enough.
Framer, OPay, Spotify, Uber, logo animation and smooth UI moments.
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Real estate
Properties with main-character energy.
Because a room can tell a story too—if you give it the right light and the right rhythm.
REAL ESTATE · REAL ESTATE 01Short-form & social
Fast enough to stop a thumb.
Talking heads, Brim and purpose-driven content that gets to the point without losing the vibe.
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The lab
Just me seeing what happens.
Recreations, tests and playful experiments. The place where a lot of the fun starts.
UPBEAT RECREATION · SMOOTH UI · TESTSThe person behind the timeline
I’m not here to make “content.”
I’m here to make the thing your audience remembers after they close the app. Sometimes that’s a cinematic brand film. Sometimes it’s a three-second hook. Usually, it’s both.
When I’m not editing, I’m probably collecting ideas, looking for a better angle, or convincing myself that one more transition will fix everything. It rarely does. Good storytelling does.
Enough about me. Let’s make something. ↗Off the timeline
When I’m not editing,
I’m still in motion.
Football, games, the gym—and, when I get the chance, the sky. Different worlds. Same obsession with timing, focus and feeling.
Your turn
Got a story?
Let’s make it hit.
Have a brief, a half-formed idea, or a “we need this yesterday” situation? I’m listening.
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